Our Funding Still Passionately Working Thanks To Our Funders
Our Funding Still Passionately Working Thanks To Our Funders
Our Funding Still Passionately Working Thanks To Our Funders
Our Funding Still Passionately Working Thanks To Our Funders
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As an independent charity, we depend on funding to keep our doors open year in, year out. Here is a list of some successful funding bids we have secured. Bids take a long time to put together and maintain, it’s a never-ending process of applying and monitoring, but without this vital work, we would not be here. We want to thank all our funders, particularly the ones below for their continued support, and the trust they put in Park Farm Community Centre to deliver projects for our community.
As an independent charity, we depend on funding to keep our doors open year in, year out. Here is a list of some successful funding bids we have secured. Bids take a long time to put together and maintain, it’s a never-ending process of applying and monitoring, but without this vital work, we would not be here. We want to thank all our funders, particularly the ones below for their continued support, and the trust they put in Park Farm Community Centre to deliver projects for our community.
As an independent charity, we depend on funding to keep our doors open year in, year out. Here is a list of some successful funding bids we have secured. Bids take a long time to put together and maintain, it’s a never-ending process of applying and monitoring, but without this vital work, we would not be here. We want to thank all our funders, particularly the ones below for their continued support, and the trust they put in Park Farm Community Centre to deliver projects for our community.
As an independent charity, we depend on funding to keep our doors open year in, year out. Here is a list of some successful funding bids we have secured. Bids take a long time to put together and maintain, it’s a never-ending process of applying and monitoring, but without this vital work, we would not be here. We want to thank all our funders, particularly the ones below for their continued support, and the trust they put in Park Farm Community Centre to deliver projects for our community.
As an independent charity, we depend on funding to keep our doors open year in, year out. Here is a list of some successful funding bids we have secured. Bids take a long time to put together and maintain, it’s a never-ending process of applying and monitoring, but without this vital work, we would not be here. We want to thank all our funders, particularly the ones below for their continued support, and the trust they put in Park Farm Community Centre to deliver projects for our community.
As an independent charity, we depend on funding to keep our doors open year in, year out. Here is a list of some successful funding bids we have secured. Bids take a long time to put together and maintain, it’s a never-ending process of applying and monitoring, but without this vital work, we would not be here. We want to thank all our funders, particularly the ones below for their continued support, and the trust they put in Park Farm Community Centre to deliver projects for our community.
As an independent charity, we depend on funding to keep our doors open year in, year out. Here is a list of some successful funding bids we have secured. Bids take a long time to put together and maintain, it’s a never-ending process of applying and monitoring, but without this vital work, we would not be here. We want to thank all our funders, particularly the ones below for their continued support, and the trust they put in Park Farm Community Centre to deliver projects for our community.
As an independent charity, we depend on funding to keep our doors open year in, year out. Here is a list of some successful funding bids we have secured. Bids take a long time to put together and maintain, it’s a never-ending process of applying and monitoring, but without this vital work, we would not be here. We want to thank all our funders, particularly the ones below for their continued support, and the trust they put in Park Farm Community Centre to deliver projects for our community.
As an independent charity, we depend on funding to keep our doors open year in, year out. Here is a list of some successful funding bids we have secured. Bids take a long time to put together and maintain, it’s a never-ending process of applying and monitoring, but without this vital work, we would not be here. We want to thank all our funders, particularly the ones below for their continued support, and the trust they put in Park Farm Community Centre to deliver projects for our community.
Merseyside Police & Crime Commissioner
Youth Diversion Fund – £1,500
October 2021
We were awarded another grant to provide a range of spooky and autumnal themed half-term activities for children and young people living in the neighbourhood; and to deliver a Halloween themed movie night for local families.
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Merseyside Police & Crime Commissioner
Youth Diversion Fund – £2,000
October 2022
We were awarded another grant to provide a range of spooky and autumnal themed half-term activities for children and young people living in the neighbourhood; and to deliver a Halloween themed Scare Night for local families.
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John Moore’s Foundation – £11,139
Awarded us a grant to fund our Community Engagement Support Worker for 12-months, which will help us to reach more people living in the area, help with new project developments, events and services.
Amount: £30,000
In February 2022, we were so lucky to receive a second award of Children in Need funding to sustain and develop our twice-weekly Afterschool Club and school holiday Playschemes. This funding is for another three years and will ensure that children and young people in Moss Bank are supported, encouraged and have opportunities for play, social engagement, skills development and community involvement.
Amount: £10,000
In November 2021, the National Lottery Awards for All programme awarded us 12-months of funding to support in the sustainability of our successful weekly Youth Project.
This will ensure that Young People living in and around Moss Bank will have access to a weekly session from March 2022, where they can make new friends, engage in creative and challenging projects and recreational activities.
Amount: £1500
In October 2021, we were kindly awarded Youth Diversion Fund support to deliver activities and events for children and young people during the October half-term period to help make our community safer, stronger and happier!
Amount: £10,000
Continued to support us from November 2021, by awarding funding to strengthen our core staff team. We will use this grant to employ a Community Engagement Support Worker who will help to improve our partnership working, project delivery and forward planning as we seek to better respond to community-wide needs.
Amount: £450
In July 2021, ASDA Foundation awarded us this funding to offer two afternoon tea events for our older adults as a welcome back from the coronavirus pandemic restrictions and lockdowns. The first of these events was held on Thursday 5 th August at our Summer Fun afternoon event and was thoroughly enjoyed by all involved. Here’s to the next one!
Amount: £1,476
In July 2021, The Skelton Charity again generously awarded us capital funds to support our community projects. In the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, the centre formed several new partnerships and launched activities to help improve the health and wellbeing of local people. We needed extra support to purchase furniture so that we could welcome more groups and users back.
Amount: £5,000
We received a generation donation from Amazon in December 2020 in response to our emergency COVID relief efforts and the loss of income we had suffered over the lockdown that year. These funds will be spent on improving our meeting rooms on the first floor, purchasing new equipment, and supporting current social groups.
Amount: £23,524
This amazing grant received from Children in Need was given in response to COVID-19 and chiefly supports project work with children and young people who have been impacted by the pandemic. It funds a series of themed Youth Projects until March 2022 to help improve the health, wellbeing and opportunities of participants, including support in transition work to high school and facilitating two residential trips for the young people in our community.
Amount: £7,000
This grant supports the salary of our Centre Support Worker post until October 2021. This role is vital in helping to run the community centre to a high standard of efficiency, day to day operations, office work, marketing and publicity, and helping to develop new and existing projects.
Amount: £300
This local supermarket foundation and their in-store Community Champion have been consistently generous to our smaller charitable projects over the years. They have funded a number of community engagement events, tea parties for older people, provided arts and crafts for existing groups and most recently have helped sustain a popular group that happens each Wednesday: Carr Mill Connects with Art. Thank you, ASDA Foundation!
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Amount: £5000
LCR Cares awarded a total of £5,000 in May 2020 during the Coronavirus epidemic. Our bid focused on providing our local communities most vulnerable people with emergency food parcels over 6-8 weeks.
With help an amazing team of volunteers and staff, we delivered a total of 359 packages, supporting a total of 115 families in an unprecedented time.
Amount: £2,600
This grant will fund some online safeguarding training for members of staff and some craft packs for children and young people who are isolated at home due to Covid-19 (2020).
A project is being prepared to preserve the experiences , thoughts and feelings about life in lockdown which will be preserved in the form of a time capsule which will be buried by the children in the garden of our centre .
Amount: £3,920
The Steve Morgan Foundation kindly awarded us a grant in May 2020 during the Coronavirus epidemic to help facilitate our Emergency Food Parcels project and to support us in keeping our building expenses covered whilst we were closed to the public and groups who pay to use our rooms on a weekly basis.
Amount: £1,500
This funding was awarded in November 2019, and will allow us to teach attendees of our Youth Club to cook, giving them a skill for life which will help families eat more healthily, budget and get a sense of achievement that they have created meals themselves.
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Amount: £303,676
This funding was awarded in August 2018 and has been one of the biggest achievements so far for Park Farm ACYP. It enables us to employ a full time Centre Coordinator to expand our current work, develop new activities and extend opening hours, and cover many running costs.
The funding also allows us to employ a part-time Caretaker & Maintenance Assistant who will be integral in ensuring that the building is well cared for and staffed during the evening.
Amount: £30,000
This funding was awarded in April 2019 and will sustain our very popular Afterschool Club and School Holiday Breakfast & Playscheme for 48 weeks of the year for the next three years.
We recognise that there is very little for children and young people to do in the area where we are based. To further the development and education of our local children and young people by providing fun, engaging leisure time will help participants to flourish positively as individuals and members of society and that conditions of life within our community improve.
Amount: £3,500+
This funding was awarded in January 2018 over the span of twelve months.
The Co-op Local Community Fund helped raise much needed support for our Fit Forever Over 60s group which aims to improve the health and wellbeing of older people in our community.
The grant was used to cover the cost of venue hire which helped keep the group running and continues to!
Amount: £8,797
In March 2023, The Albert Hunt Trust contributed funds towards our Community Engagement role who helps to organise activities, engages with local residents, groups and organisations. This ensures that our programme is need led and responsive to the community.
As an independent charity, we depend on funding to keep our doors open year in, year out. Here is a list of some successful funding bids we have secured. Bids take a long time to put together and maintain, it’s a never-ending process of applying and monitoring, but without this vital work, we would not be here. We want to thank all our funders, particularly the ones below for their continued support, and the trust they put in Park Farm Community Centre to deliver projects for our community.
Amount: £2,100
In October 2023, We were awarded £2,100 to deliver activities over the October half-term and Halloween weekend to ensure children and young people living in and around Carr
Amount: £3,310.
In October 2023,the UK Shared Prosperity Fund awarded us £3,310.
This funding will enable us to purchase a suite of new laptops, and a storage unit. The goal
Amount: £5000
In July 2023, The Rainford Trust awarded us £5000 to help support with 12-months of staffing costs for our primary school pickup service.
Amount: £10000
From September,Foyle Foundation granted our charity £10,000 to sustain our Community Engagement work from September 2023, for a further twelve months. This will ensure our projects are responsive,
Amount: £500
In April 2023,Our project to purchase new resources for our primary school pickup service went to public vote between April 23 and June 23. In the end we
Amount: £500
In July 2023,Torus Foundation awarded us £500 towards social activity groups. This will ensure that adults and older people can continue attending centre-based activities where they will reduce
Amount: £2,100
In October 2023, We were awarded £2,100 to deliver activities over the October half-term and Halloween weekend to ensure children and young people living in and around Carr
Amount: £3,310.
In October 2023,the UK Shared Prosperity Fund awarded us £3,310.
This funding will enable us to purchase a suite of new laptops, and a storage unit. The goal
Amount: £5000
In July 2023, The Rainford Trust awarded us £5000 to help support with 12-months of staffing costs for our primary school pickup service.